2018–19 Australian Athletics Championships

2018–19 Australian Athletics Championships
Dates	4–7 April 2019
Host city	Sydney, Australia
Venue	Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre
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The 2018–19 Australian Athletics Championships was the 97th edition of the national championship in outdoor track and field for Australia. It was held from 4–7 April 2019 at the Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre in Sydney. It served as the selection meeting for Australia at the 2019 World Athletics Championships. Distance events were held separately, with the 10,000 metres taking place at the Zatopek 10K on 13 December 2018 at Lakeside Stadium in Melbourne, the mile run taking place at the Albie Thomas meet at the Crest Athletic Centre in Bankstown on 22 December 2018, and the 5000 metres taking place at the Sydney Track Classic on 23 February 2019.^[1][2][3]

Medal summary

Men

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres(Wind: -0.2)	Edward NketiaAustralian Capital Territory	10.22	Rohan BrowningNew South Wales	10.28	Jack HaleTasmania	10.34
200 metres(Wind: +0.7)	Alex HartmannQueensland	20.68	Jake DoranQueensland	20.76	Abdoulie Assim Gambia (GAM)	20.87
400 metres	Steven SolomonNew South Wales	45.99	Alex BeckQueensland	46.31	Ilhwan Mo South Korea (KOR)	46.54
800 metres	Peter BolVictoria	1:46.12	Josh RalphNew South Wales	1:46.15	Mason CohenNew South Wales	1:46.91
1500 metres	Luke MathewsVictoria	3:43.15	Ryan GregsonQueensland	3:44.03	Rorey HunterNew South Wales	3:44.05
Mile run	Matthew RamsdenWestern Australia	3:59.18	Ryan GregsonVictoria	3:59.95	Rorey HunterNew South Wales	4:01.98
5000 metres	Jordan GusmanVictoria	13:29.47	Stewart McSweynTasmania	13:32.37	Liam AdamsVictoria	13:56.63
10,000 metres	Stewart McSweynTasmania	27:50.89	Jack RaynerVictoria	28:12.07	Jack BruceQueensland	28:49.70
110 metres hurdles(Wind: +0.2)	Nicholas HoughNew South Wales	13.55	Chen Kuei-ru Chinese Taipei (TPE)	13.68	Yang Wei-ting Chinese Taipei (TPE)	13.76
400 metres hurdles	Ian DewhurstWestern Australia	50.29	Michael Cochrane New Zealand (NZL)	50.94	Chanho Lim South Korea (KOR)	51.03
3000 metres steeplechase	Max StevensSouth Australia	8:39.31	James NipperessNew South Wales	8:43.09	Ben BuckinghamVictoria	8:47.14
4 × 100 m relay	South Korea (KOR)Kukyoung KimJaeha LeeSeunghwan KoJaeseong Lee	39.52	New South Wales (NSW)Joshua AzzopardiZach HoldsworthNicholas BateAnas Abu-Ganaba	40.21	South Australia (SA)Max HagicostasHarrison HuntRyan AtkinsLiam Moss	40.96
4 × 400 m relay	New South Wales (NSW)Sean FitzsimmonsIan HalpinMatthew CroweTyler Gunn	3:10.15	Victoria (VIC)Conrad CoumarosLiam ProcaccinoMichael TsotsosChristian Davis	3:10.46	South Australia (SA)Oli CallahanCasey BuchananRobert BroadheadBrett Fisk	3:19.97
High jump	Joel BadenVictoria	2.30 m	Woo Sang-hyeok South Korea (KOR)	2.24 m	Nauraj Singh Randhawa Malaysia (MAS)	2.20 m
Pole vault	Angus ArmstrongWestern Australia	5.50 m	James Steyn New Zealand (NZL)	5.50 m	David ThomsonVictoria	5.40 m r
Long jump	Henry SmithVictoria	7.90 m(0.0 m/s)	Christopher MitrevskiVictoria	7.83 m(0.0 m/s)	Joshua CowleyQueensland	7.79 m(0.0 m/s)
Triple jump	Alwyn JonesVictoria	15.95 m (+0.7 m/s)	Ayo OreVictoria	15.77 m(0.0 m/s)	Emmanuel FakiyeNew South Wales	15.74 m (+0.2 m/s)
Shot put	Tom Walsh New Zealand (NZL)	21.91 m	Damien BirkinheadVictoria	19.79 m	Jan Jeuschede Germany (GER)	18.39 m
Discus throw	Matthew DennyQueensland	65.28 m	Mitchell CooperQueensland	59.75 m	Lachlan PageSouth Australia	54.74 m
Hammer throw	Costa KousparisNew South Wales	65.11 m	Huw PeacockTasmania	63.26 m	Ned WeatherlyVictoria	62.52 m
Javelin throw	Hamish PeacockTasmania	78.12 m	William WhiteQueensland	74.95 m	Nash LowisQueensland	74.73 m
Decathlon	Daniel Golubovic United States (USA)	7901 pts[4]	Kyle CranstonNew South Wales	7594 pts[5]	David BrockVictoria	7539 pts[6]
10,000 metres walk	Dane Bird-SmithQueensland	38:30.61	Rhydian CowleyVictoria	40:44.81	Quentin Rew New Zealand (NZL)	41:02.24 >

Women

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
100 metres(Wind: +0.1)	Naa AnangQueensland	11.32	Zoe Hobbs New Zealand (NZL)	11.44	Maddie CoatesVictoria	11.52
200 metres(Wind: -1.2)	Zoe Hobbs New Zealand (NZL)	23.42	Maddie CoatesVictoria	23.50	Nana Adoma Owusu-AfriyieVictoria	23.64
400 metres	Bendere OboyaNew South Wales	52.00	Caitlin Sargent-JonesQueensland	53.20	Angeline BlackburnAustralian Capital Territory	53.36
800 metres	Catriona BissetVictoria	2:00.48	Georgia GriffithVictoria	2:01.26	Morgan MitchellVictoria	2:01.60
1500 metres	Chloe TigheNew South Wales	4:11.74	Madeleine MurrayVictoria	4:12.22	Bernadette WilliamsWestern Australia	4:15.25
Mile run	Whitney SharpeVictoria	4:37.35	Genevieve GregsonVictoria	4:37.66	Rose DaviesNew South Wales	4:39.77
5000 metres	Melissa DuncanVictoria	15:29.70	Paige CampbellNew South Wales	15:31.50	Sinead DiverVictoria	15:35.70
10,000 metres	Hitomi Niiya Japan (JPN)	31:32.50	Sinead DiverVictoria	31:50.98	Ellie PashleyVictoria	32:17.81
100 metres hurdles(Wind: 0.0)	Celeste MucciVictoria	13.09	Brianna BeahanWestern Australia	13.11	Michelle JennekeQueensland	13.12
400 metres hurdles	Lauren WellsAustralian Capital Territory	54.87	Portia Bing New Zealand (NZL)	55.86	Sarah CarliNew South Wales	56.08
3000 metres steeplechase	Paige E CampbellNew South Wales	9:49.68	Yukari Ishizawa Japan (JPN)	10:01.03	Stella RadfordVictoria	10:06.13
4 × 100 m relay	New South Wales (NSW)Larissa PasternatskyKristie EdwardsAbbie TaddeoStephanie Power	45.68	Tasmania (TAS)Abby ChapmanMorgan GaffneyKiara CalvertKiani Allen	46.39	Western Australia (WA)Katherine SparrowTaylah CruttendenSinta WardanaSophie White	46.59
4 × 400 m relay	Victoria (VIC)Lily BayesMorgan MitchellJessica Gulli-NanceCatriona Bisset	3:39.05	New South Wales (NSW)Jasmin GuthrieIsabella GuthrieBethany HalmyRebecca Bennett	3:43.65	Western Australia (WA)Katherine SparrowEmma PhilippeSarah HynesBernadette Williams	3:53.35
High jump	Nicola McDermottNew South Wales	1.92 m	Josephine Reeves New Zealand (NZL)	1.86 m	Hannah JoyeQueensland	1.82 m
Pole vault	Olivia McTaggart New Zealand (NZL)	4.30 m	Lisa CampbellQueensland	4.30 m	Lauren Hyde-CoolingWestern Australia	4.10 m
Long jump	Naa AnangQueensland	6.88 m (+2.4 m/s)	Brooke StrattonVictoria	6.70 m (+1.7 m/s)	Jessie HarperQueensland	6.45 m(0.0 m/s)
Triple jump	Ellen PettittVictoria	13.36 m(0.0 m/s)	Aliyah JohnsonQueensland	13.21 m(0.0 m/s)	Mariya Siney Ukraine (UKR)	12.99 m(0.0 m/s)
Shot put	Victoria Owers New Zealand (NZL)	15.87 m	Emma BergVictoria	14.24 m	Taryn GollshewskyQueensland	14.08 m
Discus throw	Taryn GollshewskyQueensland	56.38 m	Kimberley MulhallVictoria	54.95 m	Talosaga KiaQueensland	50.97 m
Hammer throw	Alexandra HulleyNew South Wales	65.49 m	Lauren Bruce New Zealand (NZL)	58.73 m	Stephanie RatcliffeVictoria	56.54 m
Javelin throw	Kelsey-Lee BarberAustralian Capital Territory	63.33 m	Kathryn MitchellVictoria	62.78 m	Tori Peeters New Zealand (NZL)	56.49 m
Heptathlon	Celeste MucciVictoria	5844 pts[7]	Alysha BurnettNew South Wales	5716 pts[8]	Tori WestQueensland	5466 pts[9]
10,000 metres walk	Katie HaywardQueensland	43:20.65	Jemima MontagVictoria	43:51.47	Rachel TallentVictoria	46:10.54

References

1. Walsh throws world-leading 21.91m at Australian Championships . World Athletics (2019-04-07). Retrieved 2019-12-29.
2. Australian Track & Field Championships - Men 2018-19. Athletics Australia. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
3. Australian Track & Field Championships - Women 2018-19. Athletics Australia. Retrieved 2019-12-29.
4. (11.31 (+1.0), 6.74 m (+1.7), 14.40 m, 1.92 m, 50.13, 14.52 (-0.3), 45.84 m, 4.80 m, 64.02 m, 4:33.46)
5. (11.39 (+1.0), 6.84 m (+1.8), 13.93 m, 1.83 m, 50.44, 15.16 (-0.3), 42.72 m, 4.60 m, 61.87 m, 4:26.96)
6. (11.38 (+0.7), 6.86 m (+3.0), 13.97 m, 2.04 m, 50.88, 15.63 (-0.3), 39.53 m, 4.70 m, 54.33 m, 4:31.23)
7. (13.34 (+0.5), 1.75 m, 10.84 m, 24.59 (-2.2), 6.25 m (+0.6), 39.58 m, 2:24.91)
8. (14.40 (+0.5), 1.87 m, 13.66 m, 26.31 (-2.2), 5.94 m (+0.2), 40.00 m, 2:30.50)
9. (14.80 (+0.5), 1.72 m, 12.53 m, 26.02 (-2.2), 5.14 m (0.0), 50.54 m, 2:24.80)

External links

• Athletics Australia website